2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – AFC North – Cincinnati Bengals

Posted on May 7, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Tony Dye, S, UCLA - 5116 201 4.55 Three-year starter who is a strong run support player. Strong physical tackler with good body control. Will cut block, or wrap tackle. Quick to read his keys. Willingness to force the action. Plays with strength to contain the edge. Aggressive when playing off blocks. Attacks the line of scrimmage. Productive and active in his play. Good instincts to break and undercut a route. Plays the ball to slap away or intercept. Has the awareness, anticipation, vision, range, and ball reactions to play halves coverage. Competes for the ball in the air. Good position on receiver and plays ball with good timing and leaping ability. Was the co-defensive MVP winner in 2010 at UCLA. Played ice hockey in high school. Could be interchangeable as a strong or free safety. Led the team in 2010 with 96 tackles, and had 9 passes broken up and one interception. Appeared in seven games with five starts in an injury-filled 2011 season. Started the year with 10 tackles in the opener versus Houston. He injured his neck and sat out seven games. On his return against Colorado he turned his ankle. His report was written off of 2010 tape. He registered 207 tackles in his career. Was on all the preseason “watch” lists to start the season. Extent of neck injury is unknown to us at press time. He was a 2nd round choice off of 2010 tape. Our 4th round grade is to keep him alive on our board. 2011 stats: 23 tackles, .5 TFL. Not invited to the Combine. Fourth/fifth round. (A-31 1/8, H-10 1/2, VJ-32.5, SS-4.29).

Ben Bojicic, OL, Bowling Green

Derrius Brooks, DC, Western Kentucky

Vontaze Burfict, LB, Arizona State

Bryce Davis, TE, Central Oklahoma

Bubba Forrest, DC, New Mexico

Tyler Hansen, QB, Colorado

Justin Hilton, WR, Indiana State

Grant Hunter, LB, Butler

Brandon Joiner, DE, Arkansas State

Julian Miller, DE, West Virginia

Kashif Moore, WR, Connecticut

Trevor Robinson, OG, Notre Dame

Taveon Rogers, WR, New Mexico State

Mike Ryan, OG, Connecticut

Rodney Stewart, RB, Colorado

Landon Walker, OT, Clemson

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – AFC North – Baltimore Ravens

Posted on May 7, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Charles Brown, DC, North Carolina - 5091 202 4.55 Started games over four years at corner or nickel. Competitive and scrappy corner with quick feet. Projects as a nickel or slot inside type corner. Played well as a junior then missed the 2010 season with ‘Tar Heel gate’. Will play off blockers and tackle supporting the run. Gets upfield and forces the point quickly. Reacts quickly to run reads. Tough kid from Cleveland, Ohio. Has made a few splash plays. Will peek into the backfield at times. Was his team’s defensive back of the year. Plays the ball downfield in the air. Aggressive and confident. Was beat in the Shrine Game deep, but recovered and made a play on the ball. Will contribute on special teams. 2011 stats: 53 tackles, 6 TFL, 2 INTs, 7 PBU, 9 PD. BTR:left 4.80, right 4.77. OSR:21/35. Sixth/seventh round. (A-29, H-8 3/4, VJ-35.5, SS-4.06).

James Carmon, OL, Mississippi State - 6054 334 5.35 One-year starter. Recruited from Mississippi Gulf Coast City College as a defensive tackle. Made the move to offense in the spring of 2011. He made steady progress through his senior year, playing on the left side against the SEC speed pass rushers. Moves and slides his feet well in pass protection. Athletic on his pulls to adjust on the run and block his target. Physical on down blocks. Needs technique work on his total game, but peeled back well on screen passes and secured his target. Also kicked out or engulfed defensive ends. Played with a good base. Works to bend his knees. Struggled with false starts at times. Borderline and inconsistent skills for pro ball, but has an interesting skill set. Played in the Players’ All-Star Classic Bowl game and flashed raw skills throughout the week. Not invited to the Combine. Workout numbers on 3/8/12 – 26/VJ, 9/BJ, 7.73/3 cone, 4.80/ SS. Seventh round/PFA. (A-34, H-9 3/8, BP-22, 10-1.83).

Chad Diehl, FB, Clemson - 6014 257 4.91 Started 14 games in his career. Has the size and bulk to be a lead blocker. Physical in his play. A third guard mentality and understands his role as a blocker in sub packages. Hard nosed. Willing and physical blocker. With all the firepower on offense, Diehl only had one carry and no receptions for the year. He has six carries in his career for 8 yards and 7 catches good for 39 yards. On track blocker who will step and deliver a hit. Does not always run over or through a target, but will cut block. Has experience on several special teams’ units. Suffered a concussion the first day of Senior Bowl practices and was unable to play. Not invited to the Combine. Seventh round/PFA. (A-30 3/8, H-9 7/8, BP-28, VJ-31).

Nick Jean-Baptiste, DT, Baylor - 6014 335 5.35 Two-year starter with a thick lower body. A probable two down run stuffing player who could play 20-25 plays a game. Disruptive wide-bodied nose tackle who can bull rush a center or guard back to the quarterback. Plays with his pad level down. Can skate down the line and make a play. Quick feet to slant and angle up front. Will struggle to redirect and change direction at times. Has the leverage and the power to push the pocket. Will lose balance at times and get washed down. Will give downfield pursuit effort and chase. Not fast, but the will to catch the ball carrier is strong. Drops into coverage at times. As a pass rusher he pushes the pocket and keeps his feet working to the quarterback. Draws and fights a lot of double teams. Not easy to move. Can stuff the inside run. Not a quick twitch guy – but a power player. Rotates to stay fresh. Endurance will always be a question. 2011 stats: 36 tackles, 8.5 TFL, 4 sacks, 3 PBU. Not invited to the Combine. Sixth/seventh round. (A-33, H-9 3/4, BP-22, 10-1.85).

Antoine McClain, OL, Clemson - 6054 329 5.48 He has forty career starts and has the physical tools to make a team. Has played both right and left guard. Needs technique work in every part of his game as well as consistency. Will stay on his feet and run through a target on pulls one play, and the next play he loses his feet and you question his balance. Can mirror and slide his feet to mirror and wall off rusher in pass protection. Drops his head at times in pass pro. A wall off and position blocker in the run game. Not an explosive player. Struggles to redirect in pass pro. Will lose his knee bend and play high. Will get put on skates and driven back. A waist bender that will need extra reps. OSR:45/48. Sixth/seventh round. (A- 34 3/8, H-10 1/4, BP-19, 10-1.92).

Chris Anzevino, OC, Kent State

Jamison Berryhill, RB, Texas

John Brantley, QB, Florida State

Omar Brown, S, Marshall

Lamont Bryant, TE, Morgan State

Jack Cornell, OG/OT, Illinois

Bruce Figgins, FB, Georgia

Devin Goda, WR, Slippery Rock

Dorian Graham, WR, Syracuse

Elliot Henigan, DT, Alabama-Birmingham

Austin Johnson, LB, Tennessee

Ishmaa’ily Kitchen, DT, Kent State

Addison Lawrence, OG, Mississippi State

Alfred McCullough, OL, Alabama

Terrence Moore, DE, Nebraska

Brandon Pendergrass, RB, Wake Forest

Nick Provo, TE, Syracuse

Cyhl Quarles, S, Wake Forest

Bobby Rainey, RB, Western Kentucky

Deonte Thompson, WR, Florida

Justin Tucker, PK, Texas

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – AFC East – Miami Dolphins

Posted on May 6, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Derrick Dennis, OL, Temple - 6030 315 5.25 Started 40 games in his career. Experience at both guard and tackle. Thick lower body. Good bend and punch. Physical blocker who must keep his feet moving to create a running lane. Struggles to anchor if he doesn’t bend his knees. Was bull rushed and driven back by Kyle Wilbur in the Shrine Game. Plays better in a short area. Will overextend and go to the ground at times on down blocks. Stops his feet on contact when pulling. A result of losing his knee bend. Needs to be a more consistent finisher as a trapper and in the run game. Has positional technique breakdowns. Was not invited to the Combine. Seventh round/PFA. (A- 33, H-10, BP-25, 10-1.86).

Jeff Fuller, WR, Texas A&M - 6034 223 4.63 Four-year starter. Possession type receiver Son of former San Francisco 49er safety, Jeff Fuller Sr. Physical wide receiver with long arms and good overall body strength. Productive over his career with 233 catches. The first Aggie receiver in history with over 1000 yards in a season. Good hands. Catches the ball out away from his body. Soft hands to make the difficult catches over the shoulder, low balls, or off target throws. Secures the ball in his big hands. Flashes the ability to separate coming out of his breaks and create space. Will compete and concentrate on a ball over the middle. Has production inside the hash marks. Finds the open area in zone coverage or can be physical in press coverage to avoid and get off the line. Good awareness to come back to the ball. Can get open on short, medium, and deep areas. Plays with toughness and intensity. Struggled in 2011 with a variety of injuries that included hamstring and ankle problems. Was not as fast twitch in and out of his cuts like he was in 2010. Senior Bowl notes: Big catching radius. A talented enigma that may prove to be a draft bargain if he gets back to his junior year skill set. Had several drops during the week including some balls off his chest. May be pressing too much instead of just playing the game. 2011 stats: 70-828 yds, 11.8 ypr, 6 TDs. Career stats: 233-3092 yds, 13.3 ypr, 34 TDs. Did not work out at the Combine. Fourth/fifth round. (A-33 5/8, H-9 7/8, VJ-36, SS-4.32).

Kelcie McCray, S, Arkansas State - 6016 202 4.48 Three-year starter. A good athlete with questionable instincts. When he sees the ball he can drive on it. Lacks explosiveness in his game. His long enough arms help him jam receivers. Physically tough in his play. Willing to force the run. Needs more strength if he is to hold up for an NFL season. Was a quarterback in high school and was moved to the secondary as a freshman. Generally a good wrap tackler. Active in the run game with over 140 tackles the past two years. McCray is a size and speed prospect who has borderline skills, but has a chance to develop. Will be an asset on all coverage teams. 2011 stats: 70 tackles, 1.5 TFL, 4 INTs, 4 PBU. BTR:left 4.70, right 4.80. OSR:12/20. Seventh round/PFA. (A-32 1/4, H-8 7/8, VJ-30.5, SS-4.29).

Derek Moye, WR, Penn State - 6042 209 4.52 Three-year starter who played his career with inconsistent quarterbacks. Was the team’s go-to receiver. A big possession receiver who will go inside for the ball. A one speed player who picks up some speed going down the field. Gets his feet in position to catch the ball. Will go up for the high off target pass. Routes are not crisp or sharp. More rounded off. Question footwork and balance at times. Needs to drop his weight in and out of his breaks. Gives a good effort as a blocker. Will go after his targets in the open field. Tough and aggressive. A size and speed developmental prospect. Broke a bone in his left foot in the Illinois game and missed the last month of the season. 2011 stats: 40-654 yds, 16.4 ypr, 3 TDs. OSR:25/42. Sixth/seventh round. (A-32 3/4, H-8 1/4, VJ-33.5, SS-4.23).

Chas Alecxih, DT, Pittsburgh

Terence Brown, OL, BYU

Cameron Collins, LB, Oregon State

Albert Evans, S, Purdue

Jonas Gray, RB, Notre Dame

Trenton Hughes, DC, Maryland

Myron Johnson, S, Arkansas Tech

Shelly Lyons, OB, Arizona State

Jarrell Root, DE, Boise State

Josh Samuda, OL, Massachusetts

Kevin Scott, DC, Syracuse

Derrick Shelby, DE/OB, Utah

Jacquies Smith, DE, Missouri

Dustin Waldron, OT, Portland State

 

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – AFC East – Buffalo Bills

Posted on May 6, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Delano Howell, S, Stanford - 5107 210 4.61 Three-year starter. Compact built, strong safety who is a downhill big hitting run support player. Takes good angles. Quick to read and react to run or pass. Has the talent to run with backs and tight ends in man to man coverage. Moved from running back after the 2009 season. A good athlete with quick feet. Good change of direction. Breaks down with good body control to wrap tackle. Missed three games with a hand injury. Will contribute on special teams’ coverage. 2011 stats: 52 tackles, 8 PBU, 1 FF, 1 FR. BTR:left 4.75, right 4.99. OSR:10/20. Seventh round/PFA. (A-31 1/4, H-9 1/4, VJ-33, SS-4.15).

Shawn Powell, P, Florida State - 6036 248 5.06 Three-year starter who averaged 44.2 yards on 168 punts over his career. Placed 56 punts inside the 20-yard line. Never had a punt blocked. A big man with a strong leg. Long arms 33″. Experience holding for placement kicks. Three-step punter who is smart with the ability to adjust and adjust to pressure situations. Mentally tough. Consistently kicks over 45 yards with a 4.4+ hang time average. Gets the ball off in less than 1.25 seconds, 1.2 or less under pressure. Can directionally place punts. 2011 stats: 57 punts, 47.04 avg. He netted 42 yards per punt. Sixth/seventh round.

Aaron Corp, QB, Richmond

Chris Douglas, RB, Missouri State

Cris Hill, DC, Virginia Tech

Paul Madsen, OL, Colorado State

David Snow, OC, Texas

Nick Sukay, S, Penn State

Ian Wild, S, Mercyhurst

Garrick Williams, Texas A&M

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – AFC East – New England Patriots

Posted on May 6, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Jeremiah Warren, OL, South Florida – 6027 336 5.25 Three-year starter. Good zone blocker in the run game. Long arms and big hands. Takes good power steps and gets his helmet fitted into the defender. Plays with knee bend and a powerful punch. Physical in his play. Powerful lower body and thick hips. Aggressive and intense on his double team blocks. Plays with good feet and base laterally in pass protection. Good first step quickness and body control. Comes off the ball hard with a forceful takeoff. Has physical tools but needs technique refinement. Can’t be shaken by a defensive tackle. Can win the one-on-one battles. Has the quickness and agility to play in a pro style offense. Has quick and strong hands. Impact hitter on down blocks. Combos off well working to the second level. Can pull and protect play side with power and balance. An area we would encourage him to improve on is his ability to sustain and finish a block. He will be so much more effective if he stays engaged in his blocks. A power player who has experience at left guard and left tackle. Was not invited to the Combine. Fifth/ sixth round. (A-34, H-10 3/8, BP-DNP, 10-DNP).

Markus Zusevics, OT, Iowa - 6053 303 5.05 Two-year starter at right tackle in a pro offensive scheme. He is tough and competitive. Technically plays the game very well with a good base, balance, agility, and foot quickness. Good initial quickness. Mirrors and slides his feet in pass protection. Stays square with his hands in and arms locked out in good position. Works to sustain and finish his block. Quick enough laterally to cut off inside pressure or seal the edge on sweeps. Takes good angles to the second level to cut off linebackers. Good effort and results. Keeps his feet and stays up on the block. Will run through and finish. He must consciously be aware of bending his knees to keep his anchor and not get bulled back. Smooth on blocking twists or spin moves from the edge. Physical player who loves to lock on a defender and give him a ride. Has had an unusual off-season that started out with the flu against Oklahoma in the Insight Bowl. Pulled a hamstring at Shrine Bowl practices, then tore a pectoral muscle benching at the Combine. Did not work out there due to injury. Fourth/fifth round. (A-33, H-10, BP-DNP, 10-DNP).

Marcus Forston, DL, Miami

Justin Francis, DE/OB, Rutgers

Brad Herman, TE, Iowa

Matt Roark, WR, Kentucky

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – AFC East – New York Jets

Posted on May 6, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Marcus Dowtin, LB, Northern Alabama - 6022 230 4.59 One-year starter. Transfer from Georgia. An athletically talented versatile inside or outside linebacker who plays square with good knee bend. Natural ability to find the ball. Explosive hitter. Has suddenness in his body. Aggressive and willing to initiate contact. Played at Fork Union Military Academy before signing with Georgia. Was granted his release at the end of the 2010 season to transfer. Appeared in 11 games making 2 starts, recording 57 tackles including 4.5 for loss. Registered 10 tackles versus Florida and Auburn. He did not play in the 2010 Liberty Bowl after being charged with 2nd degree assault. Has the measurables and position skill level to play on Sunday. Led the Gulf Coast Conference in tackles. Talent warrants a higher grade. Red flags need to be cleared up. 2011 stats: 115 tackles, 11 TFL, 4 sacks. Not invited to the Combine. Seventh round/PFA. (A-31 3/4, H-9 3/8, BP-18, SS-4.44).

Donnie Fletcher, DC, Boston College - 6002 201 4.55 Two years as a full-time starter but has an additional seven combined starts as a freshman and sophomore. Plays the best in press coverage where he can get his hands on receivers and reroute them. Drives hard on the ball in front of him. Inconsistent to separate quickly from the blocker and get in on the play. Late reacting at times even though he shows generally good instincts. Has been a reliable hitter in the past. Plays faster on the field than for the watch. Well coached in zone coverage. Plays zone with good awareness and vision. Has 11 career interceptions. Will pluck the ball out of the air. Long legs are a problem backpedaling because he must work to bend and drop his butt. Best fit would be a Cover-2 team. 2011 stats: 35 tackles, 5 PBU, 2 INTs. Not invited to Combine. Sixth/seventh round. (A-30 1/4, H-8 7/8, VJ-32, SS-4.40).

Brian Linthicum, TE, Michigan State - 6036 249 4.82 Three-year starter. Transfer from Clemson. Is a competitive receiver and blocker who will catch the ball in a congested area. Knows how to get open and run good routes. Strong run after catch ability. Caught 7 passes for 115 yards versus Georgia in the 2012 Outback Bowl win. Rarely drops a ball in his hands. Can pluck the ball out away from his body. Will drop his head at times in pass protection and blitz pickup. Caught 69 passes for 860 yards in his Spartan career. Has a medical history including three left knee surgeries. Has some red flags that need to be cleared up. 2011 stats: 31-364, 11.7 ypr. Not invited to the Combine. Fifth/sixth round. (A-32 5/8, H-9 3/4, BP-28, VJ-27.5).

Brett Roy, DE, Nevada - 6027 275 5.00 Two-year starter who is disruptive and blue collar in his play. Has experience at defensive tackle and end as well as inside and outside linebacker. Doesn’t stay blocked. Quick to penetrate a gap or slip a blocker. Plays like his hair is on fire. Hustles all over the field seeking to get in on a tackle. A team will be challenged to find a role for him. Undersized as a 275-pound defensive tackle, but it has been done. May find a role as an interior pass rusher like Tennessee’s Karl Klug. Some ball clubs may use him as a rush linebacker in a 3-4 scheme. He has racked up 18 sacks and 33 tackles for loss the past two years. Quick reactions and instincts. Finds the ball. Good initial suddenness to get penetration or gain an upfield advantage. Good functional strength to drop and work up the field when double teamed. Plays with outstanding effort, urgency, and intensity. 2011 stats: 66 tackles, 8.5 TFL, 10 sacks, 6 PBU. Edge speed:left 2.21, right 2.18. OSR:15/27. Fourth/fifth round. (A-32 3/4, H-9 3/8, BP-32, 10-1.70).

John Cullen, OT, Utah

DaMarcus Ganaway, WR, Kentucky Weslyan

Damon Harrison, DT, William Penn

GJ Kinne, QB, Tulsa

D’Anton Lynn, DC, Penn State

Donovan Robinson, DE, Jackson State

Ryan Steed, DC, Furman

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – NFC West – St. Louis Rams

Posted on May 5, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Alex Hoffman-Ellis, OB, Washington State - 6004 232 4.55 Three-year starter. Junior college transfer from Moorpark College. Played the hybrid outside linebacker for the Cougars. Led the Pac-12 in solo tackles. Quick to read and react. Productive over his career. Good speed and tackling ability. Started playing football his senior year in high school where he was an exceptional all-around athlete. Tough and competitive in his play. Still raw in his linebacker fundamentals. Needs to improve his leverage, consistency at taking on blockers, and coverage ability. He will provide immediate depth as he improves his position skill level. Has a chance to develop with borderline measurables. Played in the Astroturf NFLPA game. Will contribute on special teams’ coverage. 2011 stats: 88 tackles, 11 TFL, 2 sacks, 1 INT, 3 PBU, 3 QBH. Not invited to Combine. Seventh round/PFA. (A-32, H-9 3/4, BP-36, SS-4.33).

Noah Keller, LB, Ohio - 6007 245 4.58 Four-year starter who is active sideline to sideline. Always around the ball. A natural ability to find the ball and make plays. A three down linebacker who will man up on the slot receiver. Can stack and defeat the lead blocker with his arms and hands. Controls and sheds blocks. Tough filling the inside running lanes. Plays with good leverage on the ball. Plays square and shuffles his feet reacting quickly to any cut back. Plays with a high level of intensity. Makes plays parallel to the line of scrimmage. Flashes burst to finish off plays. Has the range and speed to get through traffic and make an open field tackle. Productive for four years. Will contribute on all special teams’ units. 2011 stats: 115 tackles, 8 TFL, 1 sack, 1 INT, 5 PBU, 5 FF. Not invited to Combine. Seventh round/PFA. (A-30 1/2, H-9, BP-28, SS-4.42).

Deangelo Peterson, TE, LSU - 6030 243 4.71 Started ten games in his career. A former wide receiver who basically outgrew his position. Has the speed to threaten the safeties in Cover-2. Competes for the ball in a crowd. Lacks the strength to be an inline blocker. Gets bounced around even though he improved as a blocker in 2011. An undersized but athletic zone beater who is smooth and athletic. Has good body control but needs work on his pass routes. Sloppy in and out of his cuts. Not consistent. More of a one speed player. Flashes the ability to jab step one direction and break off route square. OK versus linebackers. Fringe height, weight, and speed for position. 2011 stats: 18-179 yds, 9.9 ypr, 1 TD. OSR:7/12. Sixth/seventh round. (A-32 1/2, H-9 1/2, BP-18, BJ-36).

Todd Anderson, FB, Michigan State

Sammy Brown, LB, Houston

Jeremy Caldwell, WR, Eastern Kentucky

Derrick Choice, OB, Stephen F. Austin

Matt Conrath, DT, Virginia

Matt Daniels, S, Duke

Austin Davis, QB, Southern Mississippi

Cory Harkey, TE, UCLA

Michael Hay, OG, Syracuse

T-Bob Hebert, OC, LSU

Johnny Hekker, P, Oregon State

Jamaar Jarrett, DE, Arizona State

Nick Johnson, WR, Henderson State

Joe Long, OL, Wayne State

Rodney McLeod, S, Virginia

Calvin Middleton, RB, Jackson State

Quinton Porter, S, UNLV

Nick Schwieger, RB, Dartmouth

Scott Smith, DE, Texas Tech

Travis Tripucka, LS, Massachusetts

 

 

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – NFC West – San Francisco 49ers

Posted on May 5, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Chris Owusu, WR, Stanford - 6001 196 4.36 Started 19 games in career. Graded out as the most athletic wide receiver at the Combine. We didn’t know if we would be writing a report on Owusu with three of the most vicious head shots we saw on film this year. He possesses several strong receiving attributes such as excellent body control and quick feet. He is a hand catcher who will reach and extend for the ball. Tracks the ball well on fade routes. Catches the ball and immediately goes North and South on jailbreak screens. Has a slender build. He flashes an explosive upfield burst when returning kickoffs. Will compete. Medical history will determine which round Owusu will be drafted. Speed and talent puts him in the third/fourth round area. 2011 stats: 35-376 yds, 10.7 ypr, 2 TDs. Career stats: 102-1534 yds, 15.0 ypr, 10 TDs. OSR:1/42. Third/fourth round. (A-31 3/4, H-8 1/2, VJ-40.5, SS-4.11).

Cameron Bell, RB, Northern Illinois

Kourtnei Brown, DE, Clemson

Patrick Butrym, DL, Wisconsin

Garrett Celek, TE, Michigan State

David Gonzalez, OG, Washington State

Jewel Hampton, RB, Southern Illinois

Joe Holland, OB, Purdue

Matthew Masafilo, DE, Stanford

Anthony Mosley, DC, Kentucky

Kevin Murphy, OT, Harvard

Al Netter, OG, Northwestern

Nathan Palmer, WR, Northern Illinois

Deante’ Purvis, WR/RS, UNLV

Georgio Tavecchio, PK, California

Michael Thomas, S, Stanford

Brian Tymes, WR, Florida A&M

 

 

 

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – NFC West – Arizona Cardinals

Posted on May 5, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Stanley Arukwe, WR, Troy

Broderick Binns, DE, Iowa

LaRon Byrd, WR, Miami

Braeden Clayson, OG, Idaho State

Jared Crank, FB, Purdue

Blake DeChristopher, OL, Virginia Tech

Tevita Finau, DL, Utah

Blake Gideon, S, Texas

Tre Gray, WR, Richmond

Marcus McGraw, LB, Houston

Zach Nash, DL, Sacramento State

James Nixon, DC, California (PA)

Conrad Obi, DT, Colorado

Colin Parker, LB, Arizona State

Paul Vassallo, LB, Arizona

Scott Wedige, OL, Northern Illinois

Marc Wilson, WR, St. Anslem

 

 

 

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2012 NFL Undrafted Free Agents – NFC West – Seattle Seahawks

Posted on May 5, 2012 by ProScoutDan

Rishaw Johnson, OG, California (PA) - 6033 313 5.16 One-year starter. Transferred from the University of Mississippi after numerous suspensions. Long arms and big hands along with athletic ability give him a chance to be in camp. A mauler type physical blocker who struggled in both the Shrine and Senior Bowl games against top competition. Had consistent technique breakdowns. Loses his concentration and focus then jumps the count. Will overextend and doesn’t bring his feet at times. Between the red flags and a need for position and repetitions, he has his work cut out for him. OSR:5/48. Seventh round/PFA. (A-35 1/4, H-10 1/4, BP-22, 10-1.78).

Jermaine Kearse, WR, Washington - 6007 209 4.58 Three-year starter who is a productive slot type receiver. He runs several horizontal type routes including numerous bubble screens. Shows good open field running skills after catch. His physical build would pass as a running back. A better than average athlete who can compete on vertical and horizontal routes. Needs to be more consistent catching the ball in his hands. Not easy to tackle. A physical type receiver like an Anquan Boldin of the Ravens. He will only be limited by how badly he wants to make a team on the next level. He has the skills and athletic ability. 2011 stats: 47-699 yds, 14.9 ypr, 7 TDs. Has 30 career touchdowns. OSR:24/42. Fifth/sixth round. (A-31 1/8, H-9 1/4, VJ-34, SS-4.12).

Carson Wiggs, PK, Purdue - 6005 221 4.96 Four-year starter. Right-footed soccer style kicker. Has the five longest field goals in Purdue history. His long is 59 yards. Improved his consistency and leg quickness in 2011. Averaged 65.5 yards per kickoff as a senior. Had two successful onside kicks in the Little Caesars’ Pizza Bowl. Can handle bad weather. Had 55 career punts as a backup punter. 2011 stats: 19/25 FGs, long 53 yds, career 125/129 PATs. Seventh round/PFA.

Phil Bates, WR, Ohio

London Durham, DC, McNeese State

Sean McGrath, TE/LS, Henderson State

Jon Opperud, OL, Montana

Deshawn Shead, DB, Portland State

Monte Taylor, DE, Cincinnati

Lavasier Tuinei, WR, Oregon

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